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Pronunciation / Transliteration: banda
"La banda tocó canciones muy alegres."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A flat, thin strip or loop of material used to tie, hold, or connect things.
"She wore a gold band on her finger." - 2
A small group of musicians who play popular music together.
"They formed a rock band in high school."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Old Norse 'band' (string, tie, bond), related to 'bindan' (to bind), with meanings later expanding via Middle English and Old French to include flat strips of material and groups of people united by a common purpose.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Band" is said worldwide
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groupe
Transliteration: groupe
"Le groupe de rock a joué toute la nuit."
Band
Transliteration: Band
"Die Band spielte auf dem Sommerfest."
gruppo
Transliteration: gruppo
"Il gruppo musicale ha pubblicato un nuovo album."
banda
Transliteration: banda
"La banda tocó canciones muy alegres."
banda
Transliteration: banda
"A banda de rock fez um concerto incrível."
बैंड
Transliteration: bainḍ
"यह संगीत बैंड बहुत लोकप्रिय है।"
乐队
Transliteration: yuèduì
"这支乐队今晚有一场演出。"
밴드
Transliteration: baendeu
"우리는 새로운 밴드를 결성했습니다."
バンド
Transliteration: bando
"彼はバンドでギターを弾いています。"
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